[SOLVED] Object doesn't support property or method???

[efficacious]

Hi all,

 

Getting this error:

Object doesn't support property or method

 

My code:

<script>
function GetEmpDetails()
{
document.getElementById('TheForm').action='EmpHours.php';
document.getElementById('TheForm').submit();
}
</script>

 

form code:

<form id='TheForm' name='TheForm' action='../Ca_info/Ceh_info.php' method='post'>

 

thanks for you help,

 

`eff

[JasonLewis]

You are? How are you calling the function?

[efficacious]

calling with:

<select name='Employee' onchange='GetEmpDetails()' >

[efficacious]

hmm

 

it won't even let me post it.. geezuz

 

onchange='GetEmpDetails()'

[efficacious]

o-n-c-h-a-n-g-e-=-'-G-e-t-E-m-p-D-e-t-a-i-l-s-(-)-;-'-

 

 

lol only way it would post for me

[efficacious]

ok This is seriously screwed up..

 

I did a test page to see if it was just a syntax error or what..

 

But bare bones I threw

 

<script>
function GetEmpDetails()
{
alert(document.getElementById('MyForm').action);
}
</script>

 

then I put in

 

<form id='MyForm' action='mypage.php' method='post'>
<select name='Select' onchange='GetEmpDetails();'>
<option value='1'>Opt1</option>
<option value='2'>Opt2</option>
</select>
</form>

 

RESULTS IN:

mypage.php

 

 

why will it work there but then on my page I get [Object] as my result????

 

The only difference between above script and myne is that myne in echoed out to the page through php?

But the html looks fine in ViewSource so whats the problem?

[efficacious]

omg this is driving me crazy...

 

I put the test through every conceivable thing so that it matches the other page.

 

SAME FRIKIN RESULT...

 

Works on testing.php

but not on EmpHours.php

 

 

[efficacious]

Bump... I'm at a dead stop until this is resolved.. Thankz

 

Lets hear some ideas... anything....

 

There has got to be a reason this is doing this.

[efficacious]

THIS TOPIC IS SOLVED

 

THE ERRORS HERE ARE CONTRIBUTED TO A SERIOUS JS FLAW

 

Visit this topic for further info:

http://www.v7n.com/forums/coding-forum/100116-js-form-wackjob.html

[JasonLewis]

Well there you go, yeah I was confused because I tested you code on a blank page and it worked.